Law roundup: Sneaky visitor isn't very persistent

In Columbia Falls, a suspicious driver went "up and down the road real slow" and then was spotted "sneaking in the woods" across from the caller's house, according to a call placed to the Flathead County Sheriff's Office. When the caller confronted the sneaky driver, he left.

Two small goats backed up traffic in Somers.

Someone found a bottle of pills in a parking lot and brought them to the sheriff's office for disposal.

A resident on Demersville Road found a dog at large, then gave it to some people who drove by and said they knew where the dog belonged.

Someone at a house on Big Mountain Road said he had questions about "trucks being loud coming down the road."

A Kalispell woman's license plate was stolen, and then it apparently showed up in Texas.

A white pickup truck drove on Montana 206 with trash bags "flying out" of the truck bed.

A motorist on Stillwater Road blocked a driveway with his vehicle for almost a week.

A student got a hold of her mother's phone and called the Columbia Falls Police Department. She told the dispatcher she didn't want to hang up.

A driver followed a speeding silver minivan through Bad Rock Canyon until law enforcement told him to stop his pursuit.

An elderly driver said she lost her vehicle 30 minutes after she forgot where she parked it. She was soon "reunited" with the car, according to Kalispell Police Department logs.

A man in the parking lot of a garden center was "freaking out" in his vehicle, and an employee there suspected drug activity.